77 Marylebone Reveals Debut Season with Omar S, Deep Dish, Derrick Carter, Marcellus Pittman, and more

London has a new room on the map. Tucked in the heart of Marylebone, 77 is the city’s freshest 550-capacity club, already making noise with an opening weekend led by Skepta and Kerri Chandler. Now, the venue has unveiled its full Autumn/Winter 2025 season, a line-up that reads like a tour through house music’s deepest spectrum.

The programme kicks off in October with Pan-Pot stepping away from their trademark techno to deliver a rare extended house set, while Chicago legend Derrick Carter goes all-night-long. The month also features Bontan, Kasango, Agoria, and Moojo. In a standout move, cult station No Signal curates a series of Thursday night takeovers during Black History Month, each dedicated to a different strand of the African diaspora and its lasting influence on dance culture.

By November, 77 doubles down with sets from Adana Twins, Serge Devant, Fiona Kraft, and Detroit’s Marcellus Pittman. House pioneer David Morales brings an all-night session, followed by Victor Calderone, while the long-awaited return of Deep Dish on Friday 28 November delivers one of the season’s heaviest bookings for progressive house devotees.

December closes out with an equally bold stretch. Omar-S takes control on December 5, followed by Echonomist, Olympe, and Mano Le Tough. Mexico’s Zamna continues its monthly London residency, dropping immersive festival-scale energy into the intimate room, before a special guest caps off the season on December 20.

With a design led by nightlife veterans, 77 has been built to impress: an L-Acoustics rig with KS21 subs, Robe lighting, lasers, LED walls, and CO2 blasts built for peak-time drama. In a city where competition is fierce, 77 is already carving its place with a forward-looking yet reverent curation that connects heritage with future sound.

For full programme details and tickets, head to 77london.com.